suite

Compared meaning: a group of people who accompany someone important (noun).

比较义项：随行人员（名词）。

• suite 本词

  Formal and somewhat old-fashioned; used mainly in historical, royal or diplomatic contexts for the attendants who accompany a monarch or dignitary; rare in everyday speech.

  较为正式且略显古雅，主要用于历史、王室或外交场合，指陪伴君主或要员的随从；在日常口语中很少使用。

  The emperor's suite included generals, scribes, and court physicians.

  皇帝的随行人员包括将军、书记官和宫廷御医。

• entourage

  Common in everyday and media English; typically describes the assistants, friends, or staff who follow a celebrity or politician, sometimes with a hint of excess or status display.

  在日常及媒体英语中很常见，通常指跟随名人或政客的助理、朋友或工作人员，有时略带“排场过大”的意味。

  The pop star swept into the hotel with a large entourage of bodyguards and stylists.

  这位流行歌星带着一大群保镖和造型师簇拥着走进酒店。

Suite and entourage both mean a group accompanying an important person. Suite is formal and old-fashioned, used for a monarch's attendants. Entourage is common in everyday English, meaning the staff or friends who follow a celebrity. Not compared: suite's hotel-room, furniture, or music senses.

这两个词都指随同重要人物的一群随行人员，但语体和使用场合不同：suite 较为正式、文学化，多用于历史或外交场合中的君主、要员；entourage 更常用、更口语化，常指名人、政客身边的助理和随从团队。注意：这里不比较 suite 表示“套房；成套家具；组曲”等其他常见义项。